Automatically releasing agent capacity helps manage workload by marking conversations as inactive after a set period of no response from the end user. This allows new conversations to be routed to agents without them needing to manually update…
To configure the auto-release capacity setting, go to Admin Center, click Channels, then select Messaging and social > Messaging. In the Advanced section, click Capacity release, turn on auto-release capacity, set the inactivity period, choose a…
Active tickets have recent responses from the end user, while inactive tickets haven't had a response in a specified time or have a status other than New or Open. By default, a ticket is inactive if there's no reply in 10…
When using capacity release settings, ensure the improved messaging backend is enabled. The default inactivity period is 10 minutes, and settings apply to all open tickets assigned to agents. It's recommended to configure during low-volume times as…
If you can't find the capacity release setting, ensure you're following the correct steps in Admin Center. If it's still unavailable, it might be due to differences in your environment or settings not being…
The auto-release capacity setting can change ticket status when a conversation becomes inactive, which helps triggers run more effectively. You can select statuses like Pending, On-hold, or Solved for inactive…
Yes, the auto-release capacity setting can be used without omnichannel routing. It helps manage agent capacity by automatically releasing it without requiring manual status…